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No. And I can’t stress that enough.some parasites or infections are localized to an organ and some are systemic. Without a pathology report you shouldn’t eat it. And thanks to my recent recall, unless you see it break it’s neck by flying into a window, don’t eat it.

Well, @Geena kinda changed my mind. For those not familiar with determining cause of death, this could be a risky proposition. I had assumed broken neck and had forgotten about botulism, pox, etc. I’ve eaten a broken neck dove but only when I hear and see it impact the front windows. Dead...

I know you’ve already made your decision, but I’d eat it. 6 hrs at 55F is better than any of my duck, dove, or deer hunting and I’m extra picky about how I handle game.